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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1912
Page
7
A ten year old son of Boston opera director Russell maintains poise after a matron claims him as the director’s child. She asks where he was born and what part, he replies I am all of me, then bows and walks away, leaving the scene.
A narrator notes a modern small boy’s cautious reply to an invitation for a bonfire on November 6. The boy states conditions about his own bonfire, his father taking him to Belle Vue, and a better invitation, showing prudent social conduct. The piece ends with a wry aside on repeating history.
A San Francisco report recalls four historical instances described by Paul Reclus in the Lancet where surgeons performed autotomy on their own bodies. Cases include a French surgeon removing a tuberculous lesion from a finger, a bilateral ingrown toenail operation, a Turkish military surgeon with a double inguinal hernia, and a naval medical officer treating his own hernia with cocaine and morphine under supervision.
A compact observation on love and social life argues that true affection needs mild conflict. Elis O Jones in Lippincott's contends people stay lively by arguing or playing games, as friendly chatter without challenge dulls society and drains spirit.
A discussion on women's sense of honor features conflicting views. A young woman doubts women's honor while an older woman defends it, adding a caveat about choosing one's partner. The Atlantic is cited as the source of the exchange.
The article notes Mainatchin on Russia Asia borders is the only city globally with men only. It claims Chinese women cannot reside there or cross the Balkan barrier into Vongolia, and are forbidden to enter the territory.
Guidance suggests placing a mirror on an easel to reflect a moving street panorama for an invalid who cannot sit up in bed. If the street scene tires the patient, the glass can be fixed to show the changing sky instead.
Brooklyn Life notes a succinct remark about an odd day with a casual tolerance for drizzle and delays. The piece, spoken in a light, postcard tone, captures city mood and daily routine without heavy drama.
Hillside remarks that skirts are already falling as autumn nears, quipping about his own role.
Sam Marcus of Chicago recounts two years of eczema relief after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with warm water. He describes burning itching cracking sores, swelling, and white discharge, improved after five or six months. Advertisement notes worldwide sales and free samples via Cuticura, Dept L, Boston.
A snippet shows Mrs. Winslow’s teething remedy ad and a quotation about love in a Houston Post item. The fragment reflects a portrait dispute line and a medical ad for teething relief. The tone mimics early 20th century newspaper style with brief, mixed content.
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